Hi all
Following this page - Rachio API Documentation - I have obtained my API key from my account settings page, but the very first step " Passing your access token in an authorization header" to get my Access Token, is a CURL with the API Key and an Authorization Key
But where do I get the Authorization Key ?
Only on the web app the following talks about it Welcome · Rachio
Yes, this is the SAME page that I went to.
To get your Access Token, it says to follow this example
curl -X GET -H “Authorization:Bearer 8e600a4c-0027-4a9a-9bda-dc8d5c90350d” https://api.rach.io/1/public/person/24763e8a-4418-11e4-a183-164230d1df6
I have my API key, but where does the bit in BOLD above come from please ?
The section that has that example is " Passing your access token in an authorization header".
The section right after that example is “Making your first request”, which describes “Once you have acquired your token, you can grab your Person Id and begin making requests” and gives the example
curl -v https://api.rach.io/1/public/person/info -H “Authorization: Bearer xxxx-xxx”
Yes, I see that too - but HOW do I acquire my token ?
Your key is passed in the authorization header. It looks like they are using key and token synonymously
Sorry, but I really am not understanding anything
So this is my api - d4d8cfc2-0744-xxxx-bb0c-c7a2fcdaxxxx What do I do with it ?
That probably is not something to share, but replace the API-key-goes-here with your API key:
curl -v https://api.rach.io/1/public/person/info -H “Authorization: Bearer API-key-goes-here”
In the documentation for this it says
curl -v https://api.rach.io/1/public/person/info -H “Authorization: Bearer xxxx-xxx”
Can you please give me EXACTLY what I need to type into my terminal if I was using an API of d4d8cfc2-0744-xxxx-bb0c-c7a2fcdaxxxx, because nothing that you are saying is making any sense to me
curl -v https://api.rach.io/1/public/person/info -H “Authorization: Bearer d4d8cfc2-0744-xxxx-bb0c-c7a2fcdaxxxx”
Ooops, sorry, I realized I put in more information, but the forums hid part of the text which made my last post read nonsensically. @Brg468 answered it correctly.
Thanks
The example only having xxxx-xxx confused the hell out of me
My message sure did not help, sorry about that.
Weird, that is almost like you do not have the quotes at the end . . . oh wait, are you using the standard double quotes (") before Authorization and at the end? My eyes are tired and I cannot tell if they are playing tricks on me.
